On December 31, 2025, deputies with the Olmsted County Sheriff's Office executed a search warrant at a residence in SW Rochester, Olmsted County, MN. Upon arrival, law enforcement announced their presence and intent to execute the search warrant. Deputies observed a man exit the rear of the residence barefoot. This man was subsequently detained and identified as WYATT LUKE JACKSON [DOB REDACTED]. Law enforcement located a Glock Model 20 10mm firearm near his location on the ground. The firearm was sitting on top of the snow, indicating it had just been placed there as it was presently snowing.
Jackson was previously convicted of Ineligible Possession of a Firearm in ••-CR-••-••••, which makes it unlawful for him to possess firearms or ammunition. Law enforcement then completed a search of the home. Inside the home, there were numerous people including juveniles. PAMELA ANN WILLIAMS [DOB REDACTED] was observed peering out of the basement from the laundry room area. Williams was detained. The following items were found: Working digital scale with white residue located on dining room table Working grey digital scale with white residue located on dining room table 0.6 grams of cocaine located on dining room table $420 of U. S. Currency located on dining room table A box of open sandwich bags located on dining room table 1,280 grams of flower marijuana on the floor directly underneath dining room table and throughout the residence 23 THC vape pens located on a shelf in the dining room and throughout the residence 74 THC edibles (one ounce each) inside a suitcase in Williams' bedroom $2,580 of U. S. Currency in Williams' bedroom 131.3 grams of methamphetamine in the downstairs toilet 70.6 grams of cocaine in the downstairs toilet 3 55-CR-26-29 Filed in District Court State of Minnesota 1/2/2026 Heat sealer for packaging in the living room Plastic heat sealing packaging in the kitchen Officers recognized the large amount of controlled substances as being far greater than a user amount.
The significant amount of packaging material, cash, and scales indicate that the home was set up as a location for repackaging and distributing smaller amounts of controlled substances to other individuals. Williams agreed to provide a statement to law enforcement. She indicated that when law enforcement arrived, Jackson came downstairs and was "doing something" by the toilet. Williams claimed that she did not know what he was doing because he was talking too fast and said they needed to hurry. Williams was confronted about the large amount of cash and controlled substances that were found in the home and in her bedroom, but she denied any knowledge of them.
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